It cannot be said that Péter Márki-Zay did not have a place in the world of work before he became a politician. The newly elected opposition prime minister-designate published professional articles in the professional newspaper Lapjaszerelőekja Lapja even five months before his victory in Hódmezővásárhely in February 2018.
The paper recently reposted several of these articles as interesting. In October 2017, for example Smart solutions in electrical installation published under the title writing. In it, he discussed the “Internet of Things”, ie devices that communicate with each other and with smartphones and tablets, and sought to dispel two common misunderstandings: on the one hand, that these solutions could only appear in the future, and on the other hand, that they were very complicated to use.
He also has older writings. In March 2017, for example How do we double the value of an average build? entitled in Article he wrote that with the development of technology, new challenges are constantly emerging before the building electrical profession. He recalled that for more than thirty years in a household, in addition to installing a relatively small number of switches and sockets, the electrician had little task, but nowadays this situation has changed dramatically. He then described with two examples the opportunities that Hungarian electricians encounter more and more during the constructions, and stated that the acquisition of new solutions results in more revenue and more satisfied customers in addition to taking on additional tasks.
Not quite a month to it, in April 2017 Intercom systems in electrical construction with the title explainedthat many electricians are still averse to installing intercoms, higher value-added commissioning is outsourced to specialists. The article reviews the selection of intercom solutions and encourages electricians to boldly install intercoms and learn about the simplicity of today’s systems.
Published in September 2017 in Article and Self-switching automations and their development trends reported that electricians surprisingly seldom use reclosing automation, which is also available from several manufacturers, even though they provide protection against temporary faults.
By the way, Péter Márki-Zay had a wide range of professional activities before becoming a politician: in addition to his electrical engineering work, he also worked as an economist and marketing specialist, and obtained his doctorate in economic history at Pázmány Péter Catholic University in 2006.
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